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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-16

Mr.. w. w. Tollar and wife are again
at the Saratoga, after sevraal weeks alb
sence from the city.
Major NJ. Walsh, of Buffalo. n. ",
who is spending the winter at Welshton.
ia guest of the Saratoga Hotel.
Mr.. s. F. Timmons. Putnam county's
new Tax Assessor, was in town yester-
day, AMI among the callers at HE NEWS
Office
MIR. James Doyle, a noted hotel man Of
Coney Islansi, and who has large orange
interests at Lake E.istis, is guest at the
Phoenix Hotel.
Mr. ID. b. Lewis. Sanitary Engineer of
Palatka, W no has been quite sick for sew
erai weeks, has 40 far recovered as to be
out, and was among the callers at The
NEWS office YESTERDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Bernard. of Eng
land, who are making a tour of America,
are stopping for awhile at the Saratoga
Hotel They will remain in Florida for
a few weeks and will then go to New
Orleans and California
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-16
The City Election.

The election Of city officers for the en-
aud so far no effort has been made to get
u ticket before the people. A number Of
gentlemen have been spoken of as can
didates for Mayor, and some are actually
in the field Two candidates have been
announced for Marshal, and one or two
for the other city offices to be filed. So
far as we have learned there are no pro-
nounced candidates for the places on the
Alslermanic Board, though several gen.
tlemen have signified their Willingness
to accept the places if rendered them.
A short but vigorous municipal cam
paign has heretofore been the rule in
Palatka, and at this writing it looks as if
the old usage will he observed in the ap-
preaching canvass, and the people will
have no more opportunity than here
tofore to make up their minds and select
the best men for the places. 1t is Of the
utmost importance that only good men
should be selected to govern the city for
the next year. The city will have new
charter, in keeping with its advanced
growth. a system of sewerage will have
to be provided for, the streets and side
walks will have to be improved and
kept mp, besides many other public inn
provements, and men must be selected
who have the intelligence and the
capacity to manage all these affairs to
the best advantage for the public good.
II il time public sentiment was aroused
ON this question.
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CITY NOTES.

Nothing succeeds like success. and that
In what THE NEWS is doing nowadays.
Yesterday was a model day, cool and
crisp and not SO windy as the past few
days.
Yesterday afternoon two well known
colored men of the city, Osborn Dorgan
and Jim Adams, began calling each 9TH
er hard names, which naturally led to
blows. They belabored each other pretty
lively for a few minutes, but no serious
damage was done.
The bill of Philip Newport, which has
been q thorn in the side of the City Coun-
ell for two or three years, was pretty thor
oughly discussed by the Board last night.
Other bills of like nature have been paid
by the Board. and Judging from the tone
Of the remarks last night, this-b will
be paid before the present Board goes out
of Office.
Marshal Manucy and Policeman Wise
do good service to our citizens by
sprinkling the streets in the neighbor-
hooi OF the Putnam House, every morn
ing. During the present dry and dusty
spell the fire apparatus of the Putnam
House has been Of great service in
sprinkling parts Of Front, Lemon and
Reid streets.
The steam yacht Climax arrived here
yesterday from Charleston. having on
hoard Messrs. A. w. Bettcrly. George b.
Rhodes aud Burt Voorhees,, of Wilkes
harre, Pa. who are making pleasure
trip through the State, and are now
guests OF the Carleton House. The yacht
is little beauty, and was brought from
New York to Charleston ON board a
schooner, and down to Palatka via the
is;de route. The yacht will go from
Pssiatka to Sanford, and other points in
Florida
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-16

Mr.. Holmes Erwin, Of Ionia, this coun-
ty, is entitled to the premium for fine
wine. The wine. which is Of a. fine fia-
vor as the most choice imported. was
made from grapes grown ON Mr.. En-
wins place, and was made under that
gentleman's personal supervision.
The wine which we have just tasted is
a. good port a. we ever drunk. rich in
color and flavor, ami pure juice Of the
grape. ami taken in due moderation
gives most celebrating effect. 1t is a
perfect wine, and we would be glad to
know that all that was sold was as pure.
Wine culture Is destined to play no un-
important part in the development OF
Florida, for we can grow the grape a.
successfully as it is grown In California,
and the pioneers in the business like Mr..
Erwin AMI C.. +. Waldron. Of WelAka,
have had the greatest success 20 far. In
few years vineyards will be AZ thick
in Putnam county ~ orange groves. and
they will bring us solid prosperity never
before experienced in Florida.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-16

On Sunday morning last, the colored
brethren Of the Methodist Church at San
Mateo attempted to conduct the morn
ing services in the absence of the pastor,
with the usual result. One brother
wanted the service to go on in the regu-
las way and another thought little
change would be desirable. After dis
cussfng the question, and failing to agree,
they began quarreling. which was fol-
lowed by blows. and, not satisfied with
that, one of the brothers got out his
knife and proceeded to carve up his an
tagonist after the most approved fashion.
cutting long and ugly cash across the
chest and making a deep wound under
the left arm. DIR. p. HI. Strausx. Of thiu
city. was sent for and he went up and
dressed the wounds. While the cuts an
ugly and dangerous. the doctor thinks
his patient viii pull through all right.
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rod each way, and Tsvarss. with its
i've railroads., i Only four miles distant.
From here tie "Trip = easily, quickly and
cheaply msde BY rail or steamer, psssen-
gers by the latter coaveysDce being
landed at the assembly's wharf on Lake
Dora.
While the Assembly is under the aus
pices Of the Congregational Churches II
Florida. all members Of all denomina-
tons will be made welcome, and most
inviting programme has been arranged,
and many lectures viii be Illustrated
without reference to the moral effects
produced, such meetings Of cultivated
people exert n wide influence, and should
be encouraged by every possible means.
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Post-Office Directory.
OFFICE HOURS

OFFICE HOURS
General Dcliyery-Opsn at $50 a m: closes
NJ y m.
Money Orcer-Ofen AT $50 "A IN, closes Mt 5
pm m.
Geperai DE livery ON Sunday-From q N
20 y RI u IN, and after arrival Of Northern
mall.
MAILS ARRIVE AND q. OsE-
Northern Mail arrives at H. 10 and y
IN, closes at i0.;sI "a M and 10 y M.
Jacksonville Mail ai ri,es al SIS ma. eiases
at All p IN.
4 IN, CLOSES .1Ui and ~ w.
1t. Augustine Mail arrives at 900 u and
2. 10 IN, Uses at s-JO a N and p
Palatka and DTayron Island Mail arrives at
lO.H u closes l-aO p IN
pf.latka and TOcOi Mali arrives at g. 10 u IN,
closes At LIS p IN
Florida ~ uthern Railway arrives at $50
. IN, closes at aiVam-
Mails f.Om "a. Johns and Halifax Railroad
come Wis 81. Augustine
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Tourists OmciaI Guide.

So. Johns River Daylight Line. steamers
SWAN q en- and Anita. leave Psiatka daily
at sl5 a.w. for sanford and intermediate
Trains leave Paiatsa, Florida Southern sta
ror Trabue, Pu- TIA Gorsa and Tar pa. and
all points ON Florida Southern Railway, At
For Ocsla, Silver SPRINGS, and all potnts ON
FLORIDA soufheru Road north of ana tnclud-
ing Leeshurs. Esstis- Tav-res and Lane Psrs
j., +. X. W. H. r. SOUTH BoUsD-For
Key West and Havana. leave Lemon street
s:ls p uesdsy. Thursday and saturday and
DsIand Orange City. Ti,usviile. and All In
dian River points, cave lemon street h.ao
all way stations. leave Laurel street at $40
pm - -, -,
vile. and all points North. East and West:
leave Lemon street at Al. and ll:ss . M, and
iAure, street at 5:sfs p. 10
A special train for aces mmodatfon OF pa
irons leaves laurel street for Lemon street 10
connect with all u ins leaving Lemon street
FOR Key West and Havxns-Tse els q m.
train leaving the Florida southern depot
makes cloee .onnectI y q. Tampa with stem
Thursday and Friday
TIE steamer Loui.e leaves Palatka- Florida
Southern wharf, for East Palatka, At e@5
an, I3.3S pm. and 5i0 p. m daily. sunday
30 = ID and s-S p. m connecting n thsf
point with the St. Augustine ana faiatka
kailroad for 81. Augustine.
The steamer Arrnsmear leaves Palatka. j..
II. III Il H. W. wharf, at SD am. ana x<O y. n.
dai y for Roslestou, connecting at that point
with ST. Johns and Halifax Railroad CThe
white) for Daytona.
Hart's Ocklawaha River Steamers leave
Adams wharf every Monday. wednesday
and Friday at 10 an FOR Silver Springs. cali
ing At Grunge Springs. Eureka, Grahamsvtile
and way landinss-
The steamer sylvester leaves Paiafka at sap
p.m daily for Jacksonville
The steamers of the he Barry and Peoples
Line leave Palatka, Florida Southern wharf.
for Wela n Georgetown and Sanford, At s.0D
pm. daily.
The steamer Georgia leaves Adams wharf
At s.(O pm daily, for Drayton Island. calling
at san Mateo. wesaka, NorwaJk. Georgetown,
and ALI way landings
The steamer Crescent City ksves PAiatsa
tAdams' wharf evevy Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday mornings. At 10 O'Clock. for Jack
sonvilie, nd at 2:3osp. m for Cres cent C1fy
every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday.
The steamer Curlew leaves Adams wharf
every day afs pm. for Federal Point, bridgc-
port. Penn and Racey Point
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A sAURIAN vANQUIsMED.

A Lively Anigassr YSgAs In . Pusnsso
Coasty sws9p.
Over in the western part Of Putnam
county there Is a very large cypress
swamp, which il chiefly inhabited by
alligAtors and mosquitoes, with now and
then Q deer or bear. The hunters have
had many thrilling and hairbreadth es-
capes in the dismal rece~ses Of this inn
mense swamp. but the Hon. A. l. Bar
ker, OF Lochloosa, tells Of an adventure
with huge alligator that viii make the
average tourist shiver 70 read OF it.
Not 10 very long ago he was riding
through the swamp In water up to the
body OF his horse, and when near the
edge of the water an alligator. some ten
feet long, wheeled over on his side and
caught the jaded horse In the TANKS,
tearing the flesh and muscles OF the poor
beast to the bone. The horse struggled
frantically until il shook the gator Oh.
throwing his rider into the water. The
rider had seen gators before, and sscur-
| ing his horse, he waded hack into the
water armed only with lightwoOd knot
| to do hattie with the 'gator. The sau-
rian's blood was up. and he made q saw
| age attack ON Mr.. Barker, who quickly
| Quoted him with q few well directed
| blows with his native shillaly, and the
| gator sought refuge in the mud at the
bottom of the water. All efforts failing
to bring the gator to the surface. Mr..
Barker went to a neighbor's house for q
gun and harpoon, securing which he re
| of but few minutes to securely fasten
the harpoon in the alligator. and as usual
on such occasions the gator showed his
displeasure by giving the water lively
churning up and winding the rope about
his body. The gun was brought into
requisition, but the leaden bullets only
served to make the monster more saw
age. The situation was critical; the ga
| tor securely fastened to one end Of the
| rope and Mr.. Barker to the other, ana
the turns and lunges of the gator mo-
| mentarily shortening the distance. Some
thing had to be done. and done quickly
and the old reliable lightwOod knot was
grasped with firmer grip, and just n
man and alligator were about to become
hopelessly entangled in the rope, a wei
directed blow at the gators head killed
him, and he was INTERESTINGLY pulled
ashore.
The alligator was an ugly looking fel
low. and showed his wickedness in thu
fight which had Just ended his life. III
measured exactly ten feet in length.
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Married.

in this city, last night, Mr.. VIM ii. Pin
gree WAS married to Miss Pearle o. Sell
iers, the Rev. DR.. J. b. Dunn officiating.
A number Of the friends and relatives
OF the contracting parties were present
to witness the ceremony. and right
hearty were the congratulations rendered
the young and happy couple. There
were many beautiful and useful bridal
presents. In all the good wishes ten
dered the couple for . long, happy and
useful life. THE News sincerely joins.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-16

Mobile 4 Ohio . SsL Cot'n Seed Oil IT.. 81
NEW YORK March l5.-The stock market WAS
= few minutes in the early morning presented
4 firm front, and for the most part the losses OF
yesterday were generally recovered. There Was
very light hammerinx OF stocks and cohsin-
erable covering of shorts was INDUCED in. but
the chief element in the Improvement was
the liberal buyidg by foreign houses Other IN
huences fav orable 10 higher prices were the
decline in sterling exchange rates and vague
r,ImOrs of q renewal of negotiations IN the
generally were to the effect that Messrs. Gould
and Sage were to become Interested IN the
transaction, and the meeting between Mr.
Suily and the two gentlemen as named, which
to have been held At the ONCE OF Mr. sage In
the early morning Richmond and West Point
broke badly upon rtlmOrs of disagreement in
lhe Board of Directors, and the resignation of
the President WIS limited at These stories were
promptly denied however, and smart recov-
The general market showed little feature Of
interest. being dull but steady The apprecia-
ton of values lasted from the frst half hour
forced toward the close, No more was heard of
the Hooking Valley tories circulated yes
ter,iay. and the securities oil that company re-
covered "a portion of their losses
The opening firm this morning. the FIRST
prices in n majority of stocks being from
y to y per cent above the hnal figures OF last
evening. The hammering by bears and extra
ordinary weakness in West Point which
dropped y per cent. carried the general list
down, and the gains of the opening we're gen
orally wiped out. A rally quickly followed,
however and before the end of the FIRST hour
the early losses were regained After that time
the market became dull. with very slight Hue
tuafions, although the changes made were IN
variably in the direction of higher prices until
nearly p. ~, when the market saEgFed
slightly. The last hour a renewal OF the
upward movement, however, ami the close WAS
moderately active and strong AT the highes1
share The final changes in the active list
show invariable advances
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Saratoga Hotel
NH Livingston Jacksonville. L Gilmore
Geo Kirk New York; Mr. and Mrs Z W Bernard
England; Mr. and Mrs " W Taller Va; James
A Hard Connecticut. John b Massa Jackson
Vile: " Walsh Weishton Fla
Carleton House.
An Cameron sanford Fla; " heeler Berlin
New Hanpehire. A w BITTERLY Geo II khoads
balFt Voorhis Wnkesharre Pa: James A Boyce
and wife West Falmouth Mas; W smith So
vnnnah; Rev Il j Harold Niagara y Y; DR. w
Petit Drayton Island Fla. John Philips
Canton ": y Luce wife and daugnfer
0rond Rapids Mich. Aarcrs ssnnley Poruaod
-. ThDs kntiey Mis- hentiey Minnie Beu1-
Nv Ro0klyn: n Y. Io1u0 MauninG Sse
Phslen Albany Y, Mrs jos Sturgeon chtld
and maid Buffalo N ": John Grouse Ciete-
land d.
Hotel PhGnfx-
WE Harry New York, Il Dryden Marlboro
YOrE: a Brigham and wife PhiladeiphIA; W
b Austin westerly RI: y Orsiway New York:
John Bright Boston, w walton harwoo9
PA; II Ramsey and wife Mrs. " A Rnmsey y
u Rayner PhilaAelphias Nye Syrncuse
n. II McEAcben JackDonyfne- John CrQg
ard wife Liverpool England. A Cowpen =
Mckay 0eorgia; Turner X Walker -
Vnnnah: Thomas Scott Norria KNOWLES Law
pence Nnnx c KNOWLES New Hampshires 49,
Doyle YalaAa; p BalloaGh DNytouas c
Bufser and wife Columbus o. WIN G Campbell
Sussh CAroainas d coodoa oenaa-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-16

The reports Of the treasurer and cOalec-
tor were reported correct by the clerk. TO
whom they had been yefsrred Sur exami-
nation.
The old bill Of Philip Newport Tor
work done on the stres>s sons yeaDago.
was again discussed, and i b probable
that ths hill win Be- paid before the death
a tie present Roard-
Alderman Lake offered resolution au-
tAnsiaiag - PssuiAisns a The Baasd .
borrow o1,900 for ~ - q ~ Stree8
Comniftss IN inprOving tie ssrsses. ~
- M sass a. in9sssus - pussEAse. TAs
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Valus bic Experience OI a Newspaper

Valuable Experience Of Newspaper
Man.
Mr.. Chas. II, Pratt, business Manager
of our contemporary, the Palaika Herald.
adds the following valuable testimony
PALATKA, January 90, 1887.
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga:
GENTL.EMEN-RingwO rm has broken
out on me every summer for four wears.
Three years ago a sore formed ON the
back of my neck, that became the size
Of . silver dollar, and finally spread all
around to my nOe<. and would not dry
up. Last GUNNER took several bottles
of s. s. s., which soon permanently
dried up the eruptions, and l haye had
none since. Yours respectfully.
CHAS. II. PRATT.
All blood poisons, including catarrh,
cancer, malaria, and rheumatism, yield
quickly to S. s. s. A valuable treatise
on all blood diseases mailed free, on ap-
plication by postal card, to Swift Specific
Co. Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-16

II the food is not properly digested ii
becomes corrupt. and poisons the sys-
TEN it is intended tn nourish. This is In
digestion.
my wife has suffered for many years
with indigestion. After trying every
thing else recommended. she tried SIM
mons Liver Regulator. In three days at
ter taking it according to directions she
was in perfect health; she does not suf-
fer at all, and can eat anything she
wants without any of her previous
symptoms.-w. C. SUFFERS. Bainbridge,
Ga"
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For Sale.

At 30 cents on the dollar, Four ThOus-
and Doiiars Ftrsis southern Railway
Co., q per cent. 40 Year Gold Bonds -
ter--t rsyahle: r. nsi annually, January
and July. These bonds are received by
the Fiurida Southern Railway Co., at
par, and accrued int rest. in payment
for any land soid by them. Parties ray
ing fer land with these bonds at above
price save over 10 PER cent.
Address &. Lopez BAILEY,
jaO-lu3 Post-ofiice Box $40. Paiatka.
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The first annual session Of the Mount
Dora Sunday School Assembly viii be
held = their grounds, near Mount Dora.
eommencing on Tuesday. April 4 Al
coatinuing to and including ThursdAy.
the i4th- The grounds are beautifully
locsted between Lake. Dora and Ger
trsde. and on the Sanford and Lake
Enskis Division q the J., I. = x. W.
rod Two regular trains pass over shis
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motion was adopted This money viii
be applied solely to the Improvements of
the streets Of the city.
The Board then adjourned
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Weather Indications.

For Georgia and Eastern Florida, fair
rarmey reather. rdriabIe ,rinds gsn-
orally resterfy.
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Subscription price of THE WEEKLY
News will be 81 per year. Terms inva-
riabIy in advance.
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Peat Moss, the greatest thing for bed
ding stock. call at Vertrees * Co.'S.
mh16-4t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Smokers attention, Be not deceived
any longer. Try. the Grand Repubiic"
Cigarros. mhI5-lt
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WORKING CLASSES, i az:

furnlsi, all classes with AITFN1l0N
whole of the time, OF far their spare nome nts.
business new, iirht and Profitable. PersOnso
either ss'N easily earn :. ON "a cents 10 S5.W
per eyeniny, aud pToporr iot,ai suE by de-
voting all their TINT Ia tie business. Boy and
girls earn nearly much As men, That all
hO this E.h y ss-nd Jt..iT address. and test
the hus.nt -, A. make the offer. To such
uio not wei satisfied viii send one dollar
90 lay tea tie iroul ie at writing. fuii Iar.
tcIssE- and ou fit Free Address q EORGt
>TISs.sS \ co.. P.,tflsn. Maine. de5-6D
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We fail tn understand how the Seville
Real Estate Exchange can offer 40 acres
Of al high pine land, guaranteed IA good
as any in South Florida. 800 yards from
q railroad station on the j.. T. x X. W.
Railway, for $5OU.
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MARKET REPORTS.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, March H. = Exchange unset
tied and weak 4s5a.+s.l.- Money easy. asE6,
closing at IA 4. Sub-TreasIIry, gold, $i3S. r.,
Sub-Treasury, currency, SIS, l5s. Governments
dull and rather heavy per cents, xsss1 luta-
N. Il. dill Dr. 10 firm
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To the yot n OF PAiafka-l am Candidate
for re- election to the Cfiee Of City Marshai.
and win be pleased to receive the support OF
the voters of Palatka-
PHILIP J. NJ ANUCY.
fels5-tf City Marshal.
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A large stock of all kinds of peas at
Nertrees & Cos. mh16-4t
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For Sale.
For Sale.

One choice Lot an Kirby street, 50x15O
feet. mere at less. Only five minutes
walk from Ps st, flee. 1FEhs- Caeh
or one half cash, balance paya in one
or Two years. recur,d by mortgage,
Interest at per cant. Ter ai.num. For
price a.drrss q. LoPER BAILEY.
js30 Ian Pot Ifiise Box $40. falatka.
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TO THE READER.

A large edition of this issue Of THx
News has been printed, and copies will
fall into the hands OF many who are not
subscribers. We ask oil such to carefully
examine the paper, and il they like it,
let MS place their names regularly on our
list.
The paper will be delivered to city sub
scribers or sent by mail mt the following
rates;
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We are Offering q grove at the Seville
Real Estate Exchange tina. " i'll sell next
year I, 200 boxes Of oranges; with 81
acres OF land, part hammock, with good
new hous< ., for t12 600.
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NJ Horx i's'.nd Mis- P Pss.t am Rnr, ~1.s
strong and daughter Oil City Pa: W VI
Preston and wife n Preston and wife Provi-
s1n Mis- II Patterson Geo Campbell and wife
Elsassen and wife Miss Elsssstn Mr. NJ W
Fret Miss Fro& Mise l. rro<a W " (amphsl n
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chicago. = PitkIn and wife Mrs W PitkfB
Washington; - lronmonser Jr Clyde Steam
ship Line; w Skinner and wife Miss Skinner
Mrs w VI Draut Coach Cincinnafi: X But
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W Nuckler So Ans,sssine: b d Lewis Seville; j
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Glover Miss u ID Glover Connecticut; w ID
wife Ohio; T Ives and wife Connecticut; W w
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necticut; ID W Donahue Portland Me; N
troit; Boartiman st James City Fla; A g
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Doyle W brown New Jersey: r Furga-
son and son II Winter and son Memphis Tenn;
sano England; Rev Peck New Haven Conn;
Geo Hall wife and child New York; G II Stearns
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